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Rosario’s PB Cup n Char Pizza is a Pepperoni Lover’s Dream!

Pepperoni is the most popular pizza topping in the world, but chances are if you live in NEPA, you have not come accross the incredible Cup n Char Pepperoni because it is difficult to buy in this area. Cup n Char is a smaller, higher quality pepeperoni that cups up and crisps around the edges […]

Pizza Without Borders: Automatic France

The food industry in France is on a fast track to automation, and it doesn’t come as much of a surprise. France is the second largest consumer of pizza in the world. And, like in so many countries with high costs of living, robots are favorite employees.

Pizza Hall of Fame: Reservoir Tavern

A stroke of bad luck transformed into a surprise blessing, spawning one of the oldest pizzerias in the United States.

Pizza Hall of Fame: Bruno’s Little Italy

Pizza’s just one item on the menu at this Indiana mainstay founded in 1955. Anyone up for Wiener schnitzel and Swiss fondue?

Pizza Roots and Routes: Quad Cities

In our new documentary series, Pizza: Roots & Routes, we will be exploring different regional pizza styles, and the people and culture behind them. In this episode we take you up the Mississippi to discover pizza of the Quad Cities.

Binging with Babish: Pizza Ball from The Eric Andre Show

The Eric Andre Show, our eponymous host’s LSD-soaked nightmare talkshow, has created some of the most maddeningly subversive comedy of the decade. None have captured the imagination of the internet, however, quite like the pizza ball. A gnarled sphere of everyone’s favorite cheesy flatbread, the pizza ball (not unlike the show itself) is probably best […]

Go For The Dough: Grain Craft Upright Neapolitan Dough

PMQ and Pizza TV chef Brian Hernandez demonstrates how to make a wood-fired Napoletana style dough recipe using Grain Craft’s Upright flour.

Go For the Dough: Mario Rizzotti’s Pizza Bianca Dough

Mario Rizzotti demonstrates how to make dough for pizza bianca.

Pizza Hall of Fame: 42nd Street Pizza

Despite decades of neighborhood hardship—and ruthless development—owner Louie Gritsipis delights in his pizzeria remaining a familiar fixture in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen.